The Edge Theater Says Goodbye to Denver
After an eight-year run, the Edge Theatre is leaving Colorado for Chicago.
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Review: Richard III an Apt Choice in This Time of Trump
And like the times, this Colorado Shakespeare Company production can be confusing.
Review: Underground Railroad Game Is a Wild Ride at Curious
It’s a wild ride at Curious Theatre Company.
Associate Artistic Director Nataki Garrett Resigns From DCPA Theatre Company
Nataki Garrett has tendered her resignation as associate artistic director at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Review: Watching Love’s Labour’s Lost Is Hard Work, but Rewarding
The language is tough, the setting lovely.
Review: Vintage’s Agnes of God Is Pregnant With Possibilities
The Vintage production is bookended by two terrific performances.
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Review: Ain’t Misbehavin’ Is a Rocking Party With a Special Delivery
A surprise delivery didn’t stop one of the stars of Ain’t Misbehavin’.
Review: Human Error Births Hope for Understanding (and Laughs)
This is the first DCPA Theatre Company production in the Garner Galleria.
Wayne Kennedy Has the Prescription for Denver Theater Longevity
“I’m pretty proud of being a Denver actor,” he says.
Review: District Merchants Takes on Race, but Doesn’t Close the Deal
Aaron Posner’s play is getting its regional premiere at Miners Alley.
A Place of Their Own: Denver Playwrights Find a Home at Theater 29
There’s nothing as sad for a playwright as a manuscript consigned for years to a drawer.
Review: Bullets Over Broadway the Musical Hits the Target
You only have two more weeks to see this show. Don’t miss it.
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Review: Curious Explores the Meaning of Family in Your Best One
The second of Meridith Friedman’s storytelling trio premieres at Curious Theatre.
Boulder Farmers Market Kicks Off Wednesdays; Asparagus Arrives
The Boulder Farmers Market is now open every Wednesday for the next few months. Asparagus season is here, so here’s a quiche recipe that takes advantage of wonderful spring flavors.
Review: Arvada’s Sunday in the Park With George Is on Point
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine have turned George Seurat’s Painting into a musical.
Review: Bekah Brunstetter’s Going to a Place Where You Already Are Doesn’t Go Far
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company offering the regional premiere of Bekah Brunstetter’s Going to a Place Where You Already Are.
The First Boulder Farmers Market Heralds the Arrival of Spring
The weather is freezing as vendors set up in the early hours of Saturday morning for the very first Boulder Farmers’ Market of the year, but the sun warms the scene as the hours go by. Familiar stalls line 13th Street between Arapahoe Avenue and Canyon Boulevard — the Boulder…
What, No Shakespeare? The DCPA Theatre Company Takes a New Direction Under Chris Coleman
Artistic director Chris Coleman has raised the curtain on the fortieth season.
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Review: The Audience Is a Crowning Achievement for Vintage
Peter Morgan is fascinated by the British monarchy, and his play at Vintage Theatre proves in.
Review: This Is Modern Art Works as Lecture, Fails as Subversion
While the topic may be subversive, this Off-Center production just isn’t.
Review: The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide Is Hard, Rewarding Work
The production at Curious Theatre Company is one huge, nourishing and gut-punching wallop of an evening.
Review: BTD Stage’s Always…Patsy Cline Hits the Right Notes
You’ll fall to pieces over Always…Patsy Cline at BDT Stage.